This place was excellent! We stumbled upon it and were so happy with the experience…read more Service: prompt, friendly, Food: Excellent! Some of the best I've had in Germany. I ordered a traditional meal with schnitzel, sauerkraut, and potatoes and it was fresh and delicious. I'd love to go back and highly recommend it!

Not bad, but you better arrive here before 20:30 if you like to eat from the menu. We arrived…read morealmost one hour before the kitchen was closing and the menu choice was very limited. We wanted to eat Schintzel but the kitchen was already closing :((. The place is nice and got some history, pictures from the past are hanging all over the restaurant. I would probably had give 5 stars if I could enjoy some more plates. The service is ok, the personnel is ok, the owner is a cool man No credit cards accepted!! Only cash! Nice place!

We weren't sure what we would find in this small town. It has a main tourist center that looked…read morepicturesque but otherwise fairly avoidable. We were staying at the top of the hill, we saw this spot on our way down into town. It was outside the city center and we knew we should try it. "Are you looking for real beer?" was our greeting. We saw a list of Belgian beers on the chalk board, and we knew we had found our place. John was an excellent tour guide through many of the selections we had to choose from. We also had fantastic food. The chicken satay was incredible and a nice change from typical German fare. What a nice surprise in this small town.

A little Belgian and Dutch oasis in Germany. The food is fantastic and the Belgian beer selection…read moreis super. Lively conversation with the owners who maybe have an opinion or two about beer. ;)

The restaurant was surprisingly beautiful. It was elegantly and uniquely adorned with crystal…read morechandeliers hanging off the ceiling and white linens, crystal wine glasses and silverwares on the table. The waitress was cheerful, kind and welcoming. The kitchen offered me a free sample of a special creamy spread that was so yummy to go with the warm bread, as my appetizer. The schnitzel with pepper sauce I ordered was mouthwatering -- fresh, tender and crunchy with scrumptious sauce! The salad was also delicious and fresh with home made dressing. I had the best experience, needless to say, which makes me want to go back again. I surely would like to take my family and friends here and I would highly recommend it to the general public. Prost everyone!

The chef cooks here himself and does that very well :-)…read more We occasionally passed by. The restaurant is located on the Monschauer landroad - between Düren and Monschau and is quietly situated at the edge of a forest. This restaurant has a beautiful terrace e.g. for an aperitif at sunset. As the holder family of Jordan's Le Marché told us this is also often used during summer for dinner . On Easter evening, it was still a little shrilly outside for this. The tasteful - not stale facility, the beautiful open fireplace and friendly service made us quickly go well. Good portions, tasty and very fresh food was served to us. Also, the drinks prices are very ordinary. Jordan's Restaurant can now also be found on the Internet, http://www.Jordans-Le-Marche.de , Ms. Jordan told us. A trip to this restaurant is absolutely worthwhile and we will certainly step by again soon.

If it's a nice day, they have a great patio and it's very nice to sit outside and look over the…read moresmall adjacent park. If you don't speak German (I don't) be sure to ask for the menu printed in English. The staff was very helpful and the food was good. It's a little upscale, and so caters to an older crowd, and not so much the Aachen students. So if you want to get away from the students, this is a good place to go. Also very near the center of town, so easy to grab a bite to eat and then walk around the shops and church.

As we were invited, we went to Elisenbrunnen to have lunch! It looks very nice and fancy inside…read morewith a separate room for the cafe with a wall full of books! I ordered a typical Aachener meal, which was ok. Unfortunately i forgot the name of the dish, but I think you can find it everywhere in Aachen. My friend ordered a Rumpsteak which looked good but was small for him. We had also a espresso after lunch which was really good! Please consider that this restaurant has higher prices, as it is located in the city center and of it's fame. It is a good place to go, but I believe you can find plenty of such good locations in Aachen with lower prices!

Nice Balkan and German food. Owner is very friendly. Would recommend this place. Meat is very tenderread more